Exploring the Themes of Arthur Miller's A View From the Bridge

It is Brooklyn, the second largest municipality with the largest population, to explore the theme of Arthur Miller seen from the bridge on the east side of Staten Island. As an independent city, Brooklyn has a population of 2,300,664 in 1990 and will be the fourth largest city in the United States. Located at the western end of Long Island, Brooklyn is a huge industrial area, shipyard (Red Hook), broken slums (Bedford-Stuyvesant and Williamsburg).

How Arthur Miller explores the concept of justice from A Bridge at The Bridge. Arthur Miller's play "From the bridge to the bridge" is in Red Hook, a community of Sicilia in Brooklyn. Ties and strong regulations of the community are very important for the community. Betraying your family and community is the most serious crime you committed. For example, Eddie tells the story of Catherine and Beatrice's Winnipeg Zano. - "Oxford dictionary" defines a system as "a society or organization established for religious, educational, social, or similar purposes". By contrast, an individual is defined as "a person, different from a group, class, or family." An organization is an organization created by individual groups to provide community social order and guidance. This system is for public interest but can ignore, manipulate, even even slave an individual.

In this article, Eddie and Rodolpho explore the masculine theme presented from the perspective of Arthur Miller's bridge. I do this by analyzing what the male character said and how it shows their perception of manhood. The bridge from the bridge in New York was built in the 1950s. Meanwhile, many Italian immigrants fled to New York and brought their beliefs and opinions. One of the strongest beliefs is masculinity, which I will explore in this article.

Masculinity is a popular theme by view from Arthur Miller's bridge. Four male heroes in the play, Eddie, Rodolfo, Marco, Alfieri; each plays a different role and a different type of male. Miller shows masculinity and manhood in drama. Men are confused and seem to be causing problems in their personality life. The behavior of each personality is influenced by the power of deterministic confrontation, each event and circumstance is the inevitable result of the previous situation, and free will. The male character "from the bridge to the bridge" did not act, but it can be said that it caused an action.